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What relay does the start position energize? I was testing power in the top fuse panel and the ems relay 1 in the lower left corner, when checking the switch side to ground it energizes a relay in the clutch area. I wasn't sure if that was normal but I'm thinking it's not.

The tech tool only has me checking the start relay and wiring in the fuse panel by clutch pedal.  It basically just had me do the same test that I sent you. There is only info on pin 85 when key is in start position. Doesn’t say what it should be with just key in on position. The troubleshooting shooting guide in tech tool for the Mid144 PPID-3 FMI-3 is exactly what I sent you. If 12 volts is at pin 85 when key is in start position then it says “ No fault found” and test ends. When you turn key on is the PTO lamp on in the dash? 

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So there may have been some error on my part, after testing the relay I reinstalled it and checked the wiring on start and got 12v. Rehooked the wires up to the starter relay on the starter and it fired right up. 

 

Maybe when I checked the relay the other day I didn't install it correctly, but having a bad ecu I couldn't tell. 

 

All well, all better now

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On 7/28/2023 at 10:54 AM, mdixon said:

So there may have been some error on my part, after testing the relay I reinstalled it and checked the wiring on start and got 12v. Rehooked the wires up to the starter relay on the starter and it fired right up. 

 

Maybe when I checked the relay the other day I didn't install it correctly, but having a bad ecu I couldn't tell. 

 

All well, all better now

Hey I'm having same exact problem what would you say the issue really was ?

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